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@clave/use-boolean-state
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Make it easier to work with state of boolean values
npm install @clave/use-boolean-state
The goal of this hook is to make it easier to work with boolean state. It's very common to toggle a boolean value, and it's possible to do that with setState(x => !x)
, but isn't it easier and clearer to use setState.toggle()
? This is very useful for buttons, where you can pass the toggle method by reference as <button onClick={isOpen.toggle}>Open</button>
. There are also setState.toTrue()
and setState.toFalse()
available for easily setting or resetting the value.
import useBooleanState from "@clave/use-boolean-state";
// useBooleanState instead of useState
const [checked, setChecked] = useBooleanState(); //defaults to false
console.log(checked); // false
// setChecked behaves like normal
setChecked(true); // true
// Set the value to true
setChecked.toTrue(); // true
// Set the value to false
setChecked.toFalse(); // false
// Set the value to the opposite
setChecked.toggle(); // true -> false, false -> true
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> Make it easier to work with state of boolean values
We found that @clave/use-boolean-state demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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